Here is a regular picture no microscope. It is hard on here just to have someone take a crack at say...

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Here is a regular picture no microscope. It is hard on here just to have someone take a crack at saying yes or no. I don’t have all day to be on a computer. I’m a main contractor. Still just a scratch?

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So, I know from your other post that you're maybe in need of cash and so are looking to sell some coins that you believe potentially have errors.

But realistically speaking, a miniscule bump on a coin that you can only see with magnification is not going to bring you a lot of money. The blob that I think you're seeing is likely a die chip if anything, which is a really common thing to find on coins, given enough magnification.

I'm not trying to bring you down, just setting expectations. Error collectors really aren't after common and/or teeny errors.

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Here is a regular picture no microscope. It is hard on here just to have someone take a crack at saying yes or no. I don’t have all day to be on a computer. I’m a main contractor. Still just a scratch? image

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